Organised campaigners are now saying Europe's biggest conservation charity shouldn't invest in renewable energy because it is too risky as an income stream. While the world appears to be heading for another fossil fuel crisis.
https://t.co/VC7cesA82t
New film I participated in by Peter Delpuet and Stef Tijdink: #ColonialCountryside#Yorkshire Dales and other linked work: an exhibition I co-curated: The Colonial Brontës | The Brontë Parsonage Museum
New film I participated in by Peter Delpuet and Stef Tijdink: #ColonialCountryside#Yorkshire Dales and other linked work: an exhibition I co-curated: The Colonial Brontës | The Brontë Parsonage Museum
Happily I can now share this film I participated in: Walk The Land opens up the Yorkshire Dales' colonial history. It's by Dutch film maker Peter Delpuet & features the poet @Testament, alongside other locals.
Password WTLDocmakers! https://t.co/cSJTeZ1M7t
Happily I can now share this film I participated in: Walk The Land opens up the Yorkshire Dales' colonial history. It's by Dutch film maker Peter Delpuet & features the poet @Testament, alongside other locals.
Password WTLDocmakers! https://t.co/cSJTeZ1M7t
Loved chatting with @zackpolanski in a live @_boldpolitics from #Brighton - we covered everything from the climate & nature emergency (obvs), telling better stories of England, hope & despair, & why we often do end of life so badly - give it a watch 👇
https://t.co/Hh4Mrl78Lg
The Spectator published this attack on me & colleagues just as the High Court is considering Sussex’s request for review of the Office for Students fine. It accuses us of ‘repressing’ our students. They ignored my request to reply. Please disseminate.
https://t.co/Tjg1liHMqa
On #WutheringHeights film. I've co-curated an exhibition showing what the Bronte children read & wrote (inventing their own colonies). Emily's novel was inspired by their colonial reading material
New exhibition for 2026: The Colonial Brontës | The Brontë Parsonage Museum
In his letter to the Chair of Labour’s NEC below Andy talks of the inspirational cotton workers of 1862 who refused to handle slave-picked cotton. To hear the story listen to historian @corinne_fowler 29 min 30 secs in to this Labour Left Podcast.
https://t.co/ycp2Nt6IlS
@peterkalu on the countryside. Dispelling notions, as ever.
Act Normal short interview by Eileen Pun at the Roaches, Peak District National Park - YouTube
Just so deeply depressing. If Ministers can’t support something as simple as swift bricks, which can have an amazing impact for swifts, then what hope is there for more complex measures? They just don’t care